HANDMADE INTERNATIONAL Truck |Styrene Plastic | PT.1 [Cab Construction]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2022
- PART 1 [REUPLOADED] This actually started out as a pandemic project. It is a model of an International s2500/2574. This is a 1/24 scale Styrene Plastic model. The entire truck is handmade except for the wheels, which are 1/24 Italeri Semi truck wheels from ebay.
The cab itself is made of 1mm(0.04") thick Styrene sheets from ebay.
Plastruct Bondene Cement (2oz bottle) was used to bond the styrene together.
PART 2 - • HANDMADE INTERNATIONAL...
This truck was never intended to be and will never become an rc model.
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True modelling, no kits or upgrades, everything built from scratch, excellent skill👏👍
I am completely blown away by the attention to detail and engineering that you put into this build. All I can say is awesome!
Total Awesomeness! 😮 😮 😮
If you haven't already, YOU NEED TO ENTER CONTESTS!!!! You should have an expose in Finescale Modeler!!!
Absolute amazing. I am building truck models in 1/87 scale with modifications, kitbashing and/or scratch.
The Craftsmanship is Top Notch, especially for the 1st time doing something like that! Also, fantastic video....... 🙂👍 WOW, very nice............ 😍
This is a fantastic build.
I have been trying to make a conventional truck from blender on my 3d printer and it is a pain...I finally found something promising...thank you sir.
I've been using Blender for years but before I learned how to use it, I used a simpler modeling software called 'Wings 3D'. On occasions I would often export the OBJ file from Wings and import it into Blender to use there.
Awesome work and appreciate mixed speeds and info of video. Thank you
Nice job
I just found your channel👍😎all very good stuff👍😎. It's nice to see more scratchbuilding on yt.👍😎. You have a new sub👍😎. Thanks for showing and best wishes from jolly old England 👍😎Pete 🤓
Thankyou
Looks like a very interesting build , look forward to seeing it's progress 👍
So great watching you build and seeing how things come together! Excellent work 👍
Excellent work.
Great work, great video! Thanks
Fantastic... love it !!!
Wonderful job. A true master and an inspiration.
I agree Peter.
Tobe, Excellent work!! In the comments, you replied that you use PVC & not polystyrene. Why is that?
It is actually Polystyrene, not PVC. I have a habit of incorrectly calling Polystyrene sheets PVC sheets. Though similar, they are two different materials. Thanks for bringing it up.
Un hermoso trabajo 💯👍
Wow very impressive i am a full-time model builder from toledo Ohio been building models for over 45 years i started building big trucks and Construction equipment. Just like you it man you my friend are very good i know how hard that is .are you on Facebook or anything else. Hope to see more videos. Keep up the great work 👍 👏
Thanks for the comment, Vaughn. Always feel free to leave suggestions, tips and any advice you have. I'm always willing to learn, especially from an expert. Thanks for the encouragement.
Saludos !! Buen vídeo 👌 el material es acrílico o pvc ?
Polystyrene. PVC works too.
Congratulations on the job. very good.
I would like to see the construction video of the front and rear suspension, and wheels.
Amauri Cascapera from Brazil
Thankyou. Well, I didn't make the wheels myself. They came from an Italeri truck kit. Those are the only things I didn't make myself.
Incredible...detail is amazing....so about how many hours was invested just at this point.?
Lol I have no idea.
Great work. But I can't find a video of the chassis. What do you make it out of?
Thank you Chris. The chassis is aluminum.
I actually didn't make any videos of the chassis. When I made the chassis, I didn't even plan to build the truck. I was bored during quarantine and wanted to test my skills with the aluminum lol.
I made it with two pieces of 1/2 inch aluminum C channel. I just grinded them down until they looked like chassis legs.
Please let me know if you need any additional information.
You should make it Radio Controlled 😁❤️.
Lol nah. I'll save that for other projects.
Where did you learn how to do this?
Just from experimenting, research and practice
Ya iam so sure that’s what your hands do u r doing it
You are a FREAKING ARTIST!!!! BEAUTIFUL WORK!
That's what I've been saying but they just don't listen. Lol.
I humbly appreciate this comment brother. I'm still learning.
Me: curious about the truck's roof construction.
Video: let's skip that part. 😞
Wow. You're right Lol. That's my fault. I'm truly sorry bro. I could've done a better job showing that. I'm probably gonna have to make a separate video showing how it was done.
@@Tobe.smallcars Oh, that would be nice!
Hey I don't know if you have tried this I take an cut up some of my scrap styrene in small pieces an put them in a little bottle an mix the plastic weld or I use Tamiya extra thin cement an it make liquid styrene an it can be used for filling gaps cracks an it hardens right back like styrene an I use it just try to help out an I thank you for these great videos my friend I am needing to know were I can get the patterns you are using to cut out your pieces here is my address if you can help me out with anything 2966 slate Creek Rd Grundy Virginia 24614 thank you again
Bobby, thanks for the tip. I have a little bottle of styrene scraps in acetone. Someone told me about it a few years ago and I've been doing it ever since. Thanks again.
When you say pattern, do you mean blueprints? I actually make my own. Let me know if you need any more help to make your own, I will gladly offer whatever assistance I can.